Regardless of the source, we couldn’t find ANY published data suggesting it’s effective in reducing hair growth. If this product was “tested with doctors” as Tala states then results haven’t been published in any of the standard peer reviewed data bases. (As always, if someone can find a legitimate study to the contrary we’d be happy to revise this post to reflect the new data.) Is Ant Egg Oil safe for skin? After you have cleaned the area, put Tala Ant Egg Oil on the clean area and massage for about 10 minutes.

Rozy says…There is this product called Tala Ant Egg oil, sounds fishy to me, but I am wishing it to be true!

Please don’t forget that you have to use the product after you have cleaned the area very thoroughly and massage it. We’re cosmetic chemists, not entomologists, but as far as we’ve been able to figure out Ant egg oil is really furan-2-carbaldehyde which also known as Furfural. Apparently this stuff is a “red brown liquid and it has a sour fragrant ant smell.” That’s surprising considering that Furfural is used in cosmetics as a fragrance additive! Maybe that’s not a problem since furfural can also be derived from several non-ant sources including wheat bran. Our hair reducing product doesn’t have any side effects. It contains 100% natural ant oil, that’s why you could use our product on your face and even the most sensitive areas of your body. Yet, the best proof to understand whether these products are functional or not is that people (our customers) who had offered and used our products for the first time, offering our products for 2nd, 3rd and even for 4th time and more. We can show this situation as an indicator very easily.

Ant Egg Oil, Aqua,Glyceryl Stearate (and) Ceteareth-20 Ceteareth-12( and) Cetearyl Alcohol(and)Cetyl Palmitate,Herbal Extract,Dicaprylyl Carbonate,Hexyldecanol &Hexyldecayl Laurate, Glyceryl monostearate,Glycerin,Prpyle Glycol,Dimethicone, Fragrance,Phenoxiethanol,1-2-dibroma-2,4-dicyanobutane and CIT/MIT, Chamaemelum arvensis Those who produce tala ant oil would have an invested interest in positive testimonies wbout their product Yet, thousands of people had benefited from our products very clearly till today. We believe that you will find our products reasonable to try, especially compared to high-cost laser epilation. When our products start to show the impacts, the happiness you have will be spectacular.Tala ant egg oil and cream are hair reducing products. They have same effects but cream is solid so it is more easy to use. Ant egg oil products are absolutely working and fulfilling their function. Infact, we have already given the answer of this question in different times and manners. You might think that we are giving such answers as our marketing (selling) policy or strategy requires. If you hurt yourself during cleaning the hairy area somehow, you should take a shower or wash the area where you hurt yourself with cold water, then wait for a while and put on our product. Not only does furfural (apparently) not reduce hair growth but this stuff may not be that good for your skin. It’s a known skin irritant (at high concentrations) and long term exposure can lead to skin allergy and increased sunburn. Even worse, there’s some concern that it may have carcinogenic properties. As a fragrance additive, furfural is typically used levels are around 0.036%. A safety study reported by the SCCNFP (SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON COSMETIC PRODUCTS AND NON-FOOD PRODUCTS INTENDED FOR CONSUMERS) says that ”The maximum exposure stated by RIFM does not represent any significant cancer risk. However, the exposure should not be increased.” Use levels in ant egg oil creams are substantially higher than this since its the first ingredient listed in the ingredient list. In other words, there’s not much to worry about if it’s in your perfume at very low levels but it’s not a good idea as a main component in a skin creme. The Beauty Brains bottom line Depilate to the root of the hair with classic methods (wax, tweezers, epilation). If you are using a razor blade, the product will not work. You should get at the root hairs.